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{| the 1967 World Exhibition. -

F bandmaster, who.: will lead the

Kwasniak.

-|group ag the beginning of &

An across-Canada search has started for 33 young
musicians to become members of. the official bond for

summer 7 said ir  Kwasniar,
who started his career In music
in the RCAF Training. Com
thand Band - when bh he was 18.

Interfaith 1 Plan ..
To Mark Birthday

Religion has always played

“We have ta Be young to]
live through it” says George
Kwasniak, ‘ te. 93-year-old : Expo

band for six Hours . daily. dur-|.
ing the 183 days: ‘of. the Exhibl-
tion, Thiat's- 1,088: hours of
‘musie. °°

‘The. official band. will. be the
bustest band at Expo: 67 by far.
For-two hours each day: it will
be a marching band, parading
in snappy white uniforms, spot-
ted ‘with. three. red . diamonds
on the ieft: alde. of the dunic,
that has a high’ military collar. |

The afternoon uniform for

ing “Centennial Year the faith
in God that helped build the
nation will be acknowledged
with special * church: services,
hymns: and prayers. -
Under “Centennial - -Commis-
sion leadership the Canadian
Interfaith -Council with 70
the bandsmen Will be blue | osticial. representatives of 32
blazers and white slacks. " .. /religious -denominationis have
The band will: play “young/olanned projects to pay. tribute
swinging music but no Beatle to the contribution of. religion
stuff," —- at the ‘six bandshells|;, Canadian life in the past
on the Exhibition site, at the 100 years,
Place des Nations, ‘the | Auto-|"" Membership. in the council
meee saainn and oe includes representatives of the
stance of opening nights at the tually al the Protestent dense
Place des Arts theatres. |. inations, the Orthodox churches

“We ‘are looking ~ for good
and the. Jewish ‘and Islamic
musicians who: love milsi¢. and communities.

don’t mind working,” said Mr. Each.. of the participating |

denominations is writing a
prayer which will be published:
in both English’ and French in
an~. interfaith anthology. In-
eluded also .will be services for.
children and oth traditional
and modern prayers. .

The council has also com-
missioned a Centennial hymn
with music composed by Dr.
Healey Willan of Toronto and
words hy poet-diplomat’ Robert
Choquette of France. -

Literature on different faiths
will be made available 4o,some
2,800 Canadian libraries
through the interfaith Ubrary
committee. _ .

In addition “Open Houses”
will be held as a friendly ges-
ture on the part of the various,
faiths to promote better under-
standing by inviting people of

“Personally, I envision . the

National Youth Band. It is im-
port to obtain, members from
all parts of the country.”

, Following a tour of the At-
lantie ‘provinces, the. bandmas-
ter will continue his: search
for musicians across the rest
of Canada. The schedule for
auditions includes Vancouver
on February 1 and 2, .

The positions in the band are:
one flute, four clarinets, lx
saxaphones, six-trumpets, four},
trombones, one euphonium,

three tubas, three French horns
and five percussionists.

The members of the band will
be paid the going professional
rates. .

"It will be a most- rewarding

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‘all religions ‘to visit “a church,
“| synagogue or temple to Jearn
about this place of worship and.
something about the beliefs
and practices of its member-
ship.

- Interfaith religious observ,
ances will be held on July:
1, and Thanksgiving “Day,
October a.

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light of 24'candles and ‘sur-
rounded with pink carnations,
green fern and lily-vf-the- valley
stood, before the altar “rail
flanked with baskets. of pink
‘carnations and white daisies -to

CANADIAN MEDICAL ASSN.

Health Tip ]

USE AND MISUSE iP
DRUGS ~

The Canadian Medical Asso-
tiation advises that it is unwise
and potentially harmful for
anyone to pop pills indiscrim-
inately into their mouths.

Any medication, including:
the common pain relievers, may.
cause undesirable side effects,
in certain susceptible ‘individ-
uals-and the medical’ commun-
ity and pharmaceutical industry
are becoming ‘increasingly
aware of the importance of
these unexpected and undesire-
able effects,

One factor of concern js that
a, patietit’ may be self-treating
a: potentially... ‘serious illness,
which may -he organic or fune-
tonal and related to a nervous
condition.’ There are many
people who have. complaints
which. cannot be explained by
an organie process, but if a
person is continually taking
medication, he Is doing. so for
some reason which should be
investigated. -

Of coutse there ara many
people who have-headaches, for
instance, that defy diagnosis —
these are eventually labelled
as tension headaches — ‘but
this should be a diagnosis of
exclusion ‘after other important
causes have been ruled out,

important problem of addiction.
Because of present laws a

getting any drug that is poten-

now covered in the Opium and

thus lessening the chance of an

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MR, AND MRS. WAYNE W. WASYLESKI

Candleleht Is Working Feature

Two candelabra, shedding the

‘form the setting for a double:
ring wedding ceremony in Knox
United Church on November
12 when Bonita Mary .Caus,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Emil
P. Caus became the bride of
Wayne William Wasyleski,

The Reverend George Keen-
leyside officiated with Ronald
Buller acting as best man, Ush-
ers were. Larry Coupal, Ken
Kent and Don . Barnetson of
Vancouver, :

Given in marriage by her
father, the beautiful bride was
attired in a white floorlength
empire sheath wedding gown of
cut velvet with Jily point sleeves
and six foot train attached to
the waist. -She wore a headplece
circlet of seed pearls from
which fell a three tiered -waist-
length veil, Her wedding bou-
quet was Ted roses and green
fern with satin streamers and
red rose buds, She wore a single
strand of pedrls.

Mrs: Don Barnetson of Van-
couver, sister of the bride, was
matron of honor and Mrs. Barry
Garter was bride’s matron, Both
were gowned ‘alike ‘in floor
length empire sheaths of blue
chiffon entrain,’ matching pill-
box hats and long white gloves.
They carried bouquets of deep
cream roses mounted against
pale pink lace and green fern.

Miss Janis Lloyd, as brides-
maid was similarly attired in
pink with matching headdress
‘of pink flowers. She carried
deep cream roses against a blue
lace and green fern background.

All three attendants wore aj:

single cultured pearl, gifts of
the bride. ;

_ A reception followed in the
Ukrainian hall where candles
again highlighted - decorations
along with pink and white car-
nations and’ colored spotlights.
The bride's table was centered
with a threetiered wedding
cake in pink and white, the
work of Mrs, Ann Sites, Pink
and white carnations and white|g

candles completed the picture,

For receiving. guests, the

bride’s mother wore a royal
blue wool suit with brown. ac-
cessories, while “the groom's
mother chose a deep turquoise
sheath ‘with hat to match and
black accessories.
_ EB. Sande was master of cere-
monies for the evening. Follow-
ing the buffet supper, catered
by Mike Stiffon, dancing was
enjoyed. to music by the “Mel-
ody Kings,”

The bride’s bouquet was
caught by Charlene Foster and
her traditional garter by Ian
Smith,

monton the bride wore a beige
wool -suit trimmed with pastel
mink, beige suede accessories
and a corsage of red roses.

Mr, and Mrs, Wasyleski have
taken up residence in Edmon-
ton,

Outoftown guests at the
wedding included Mr. and Mrs.
A. Wasyleski, parents of the
groom, from Vegreville, Alta;
Mrs. Leo Goshko, the groom’s
sister from Edmonton, Alta.;
Miss Joan ‘Wasyleski,. the
groom's sister from Veereville;
Mr. and Mrs, Don Barnetson,
brother-in-law and sister of the
bride from Varcouver, Mrs. N.
Grant and Mrs, Jessie Barnetson
of Vancouver; Larry ‘Tallon,
Irene Spaans, Mr. and Mrs. C.

of Vanderhoof and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Eyre of Kitimat. -

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